Literature trivia questions
1103 multiple-choice Literature trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What is the name of the Kansas City baseball team whose stadium the ka-tet pass on their journey in the novel Wizard and Glass?
- In Wizard and Glass, one night, Roland begins to tell the rest of the ka-tet the story of his earlier life. At what age did he earn his guns to become the youngest ever gunslinger?
- When Roland first left Gilead in the novel Wizard and Glass, he was accompanied by two of his close friends. What were their names?
- In the book Wizard and Glass, Roland and his original ka-tet travel to the Barony of Mejis on order of Rolands father. What task had they been instructed to carry out?
- In the book Wizard and Glass, Roland and his young friends defeat a troop of Farsons men by making them ride into a canyon which houses a thinny - an eerie dimensional hole through which people can travel across dimensions. What is the name of the canyon?
- During the battle in the book Wizard and Glass, Roland captures the Wizards Glass, a malevolent crystal ball that shows him visions of his future. What colour is the Wizards Glass?
- The author of the best-selling novel, The Call of the Wild, was a war reporter, covering the Russo-Japanese War. Can you guess his name?
- The novel entitled Cosette ou le Temps des Illusions (Cosette or the Time of Illusions), written by Francois Ceresa, is sequel to what Victor Hugo novel?
- Robert Southey, one of the English Lake Poets, became known for what fairy tale?
- Famous fiction characters Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn were from the small town of St. Petersburg, which was modeled by Mark Twain after his home town. Where was St. Petersburg?
- Stephen King wrote about half of this novel in room 217 of the Stanely Hotel in Colorado.
- What is Romeos last name in Shakespeares play Romeo and Juliet?
- Who did Ralph Nader criticize in his book Unsafe at Any Speed, published in 1965?
- On Friday 13th in 2006, American author Lemony Snicket released his last book of A Series of Unfortunate Events, featuring the Baudelaire children. How many books does the series contain?
- Why is Joseph K. arrested in Franz Kafkas popular novel, The Trial?
- What novel by Jane Austen was originally titled Elinor and Marianne?
- What was the title of Dorothy Parkers first poetry collection?
- Dorothy Parker wrote the script for what famous 1937 movie starring Janet Gaynor?
- What was Dorthy Parkers last film project?
- When was Dorothy Parker born?
- Dorothy Parker worked for 4 magazines. Which list shows the correct order in which she worked for them?
- Dorothy Parker wrote movie reviews for which magazine?
- What is the name of the town, where Eragon from the self-titled book lives, until he becomes a dragon rider and makes his journey to the Varden?
- Which of these cities, described by fantasy fiction writer Christopher Paolini, is not located in Du Weldenvarden?
- Which of these words/phrases of the ancient language, featured in the books Eragon and Eldest, is not paired with its correct meaning?
- In the novels Eragon and Eldest, zarroc is the ancient language word translated as misery. What else does the word refer to?
- The books Eragon and Eldest are from which book series?
- What is the name given to the mysterious disappearance of millions of people worldwide by Nicolae Carpathia in the Christian fiction book Left Behind?
- In the Christian-themed novel Left Behind, Cameron Buck Williams is senior writer for which news magazine?
- Joshua Todd-Cothran is the head of what financial institution from the novel Left Behind?